Efficiencies, folks.

The mandate is not to force us to buy more, but for manufacturers to produce more options.

That’s my comment misquoted, and with more words.

A noteworthy part of the plan is to pause the electric vehicle (EV) mandate to meet a demand by the auto industry. The strategy waives the mandate for the 2026 model year and launches a 60-day review of the policy.

On the one hand it’s funny to see Carney constantly pulling the rug out from under Poilievre’s platform, but at the same time it seems like they’re reading from the same playbook.

More homeowners with firearms likely mean intruders are encouraged to bring firearms for self-defense further escalating the danger.

I’ve reported it as well, but still continue to see it.

The first time I saw it it was incredibly obvious, but lately it seems to have smoothened out. Not sure if that’s my internet connection or if YouTube is processing it differently on their end. If you don’t pay close attention, I wouldn’t be surprised if people were to be fooled by it.

I didn’t even know there was a paid tier.

Not a day after he won his election my dad turned the family group chat back into “PP says” all over again. The time we had while PP was out of a job was the most blissful our chats have been in some time.

We gave our kid a wolfcut mullet, and honestly it’s working 🤙

Perfect timing. I wonder how this might conflict with Poilievre as he’s drawing plans to campaign against EV mandates pending his byelection results.

Microsoft really doing everything in their power to make sure I never buy another Windows PC.

Would that make people on the Epstein list “chomies”?

Raise a glass with your elbows up!

Would upgrading to an aftermarket display system be capable of avoiding this?

I talked about the difficulty of unscrambling our US supply chains, but the reality is we can’t just transpose all that trade overnight—and say, all right, we’re now going to redirect that volume to France, England, South Korea, and Japan. It doesn’t work like that. We need to build that capacity up, and that takes time. It will also literally require physical infrastructure like the Roberts Bank Terminal 2 at the Port of Vancouver or Contrecoeur at the Port of Montreal. These projects have been in the works for over a decade but are only now clearing permitting hurdles. There’s still a number of regulatory steps before construction can even start.

Emphasis mine. This sounds like administrative hell.

Cool, thanks for the follow-up!

Since when did the word “statue” now also mean “trophy” and/or “award”?

Like nutty flavour-wise or nutty texture?

Has anyone tried one of those pistachio chocolate bars? I don’t think I’ve seen them around where I am, but they look interesting.

When stores started marking up the “regular” price to hit bigger percentages is about when I started price tracking things I knew I’d buy later down the road. Looking at you, Best Buy!